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Why would a product ie.cheese grater that's advertised as being made of stainless steel go rusty?

Aug 17, 2006 by riggedtofish | Posted in Other - Education

Keep in be careful of that even "stainless" steel isn't rust-proof. The nature of that particular type of steel is such that the surface is usually made resistent to rust, but the inside of the item is usually standard-grade steel (as it's cheaper than making the entire object out of stainless steel).

If your cheese grater was poorly cleaned, or else if the exterior was scratched or otherwise damaged, rusting could then occur naturally.

I'd like to ask what brand of rotary cheese grater would you recommend?

Apr 02, 2010 by princessjon | Posted in Other - Food & Drink

Am undecided with using the stainless steel ones with the habitu plastic ones. Although good brands made in plastic am unsure whether they would last long. Also am left-handed but would favour a brand that can be use by left and right hand.

I girlfriend my Zyliss. It's plastic, but sturdy enough I swear I could shred a rock.

who likes this story? or writes odd stuff like it?

Feb 08, 2009 by crazyfoalrus | Posted in Books & Authors

The Adventures of Astroid
Astroid is a stainless steel cheese grater with a red fondle. He has four sharp grating sides which seem to grate for a long time. On the Friday the thirteenth in 1997 Astroid was ardour lucky so he decided to fold a blindfold and enter a competition. After becoming a runner up, he ran up to the top of Barbwire Mountain. At the top he grated a considerable wheel of cheese and stored it in a grinding mill.

When Astroid woke up the next morning there was a duckling in the pantry. Astroid unqualified he should grate this disfigured feathery cheese but the result was unacceptable and he ate some gherkins instead. Astroid decided to take a morning ramble with Phibbits; Astroid’s kind pink-faced friend. After taking a drink from the local liberally feature, Astroid was craving some Wensleydale, so he went to the local Chinese market and bought the charge cheese and stored it in his inventory.

After going to a low level quality film at the Larringtonsville theatre, Phibbits took Astroid to the quick and had a bit of dessert. It was Astroid’s favourite, Blue Cheese Cake. When Astroid had finished, Phibbits tucked him into the crockery cupboard to go to have a zizz until another adventure on another day.

The German Bug Wing Salad Eating Council or BSIT for short is an annual event, established in 1901 by the self governing body of the German Felth where the centre is on the eating of bugwing salads. The BSIT sees thousands of spectators each year and the worlds cardinal professional Bug Wingests also known as The B-wing Chefs, as well as some prospective chefs, notably many of whom became esteemed Quiznos chefs. The conventionalism consists of two ceremonially distinct sessions which were firmly established in 1901 at the original convention when Brenald Strauss lead of the Ifelth movement, decidedly ate a bug wing salad to show respect to the visiting Pope of Cambodia. Today this at the time is casually celebrated by the masses and pays ode to the founders of the felth.

Origins of the event

In 1901 Brenald Strauss' allege of the German Felth was to be ratified by the pope of cambodia, the only pope who would ratify the state. Strauss envisioned a mother country where man would be free to do as he pleased and intervention by a government would be small and would not interfere with peoples private lives. The pope confided in Strauss and believed his dreams were wonderful. The Cambodian popes arrival into Wellingsway airport was punctuated by loud cheers of Felth activists. He is well-known as saying "This is not my land! This is not even my God damn country!" upon seeing the grateful crowds cheering his name. At the soar-Plesdorkostue where the convention would take place, Strauss came onto the stage with a bug wing salad and ate it in front of the Pope to show his recognition to the man. This is known as The Eating of the B-wing. The pope stood up after the eating and the two men embraced eachother. The treaty was signed and the Felth was Ratified but the pope was go by the Felth Anti-party later that night. It was resolved by Emillio Bammingsway, Strauss' successor, that there should be an authorized holiday based on the events of 1901 and the ratification of the state to pay respect to the assassinated pope and Strauss. Unfortunately since there was no means by which he could bully such a law against the wills of Wealthy business owners who wanted their employees working on this day the idea was never realized. As an alternative through a group, The Flying Ant Brothers, a convention was established where would be found those who wished to pay respect to the Founders of the Felth. This affair still carries on today,

About the event

The Event is always held at tower-Pledorkostue anywhere between the dates of may 25th and 28th. The event starts at 2:13 the wink of an eye when the Pope of Cambodia stepped off the plane at Wellingsway airport. There are two ceremonially distinct session, the first is the preparing and eating of salads , which takes up the more wisely part of the day usually ending at 3:00.

The B-wing Tragede

A memorable event, which nearly saw the end of the convention entirely was the B-wing Tragade where spiders legs started appearing in many of the salads mostly without the chef's consents. One chef who had an scrutinize amount of spiders legs said "I don't know where the hell these crazy things are coming from, but it's extraordinary you would accuse me of having done this, only 100% of my salads alone were prepared with spiders legs and dried crickets." It has been said that perhaps 2% of all salads at the rule had been contaminated with spiders legs. The man

Salad prep and AIM

A traditional salad starts with bee and dragonfly wings as a background. Traditional toppings are black flies, bee thoraxes, ant heads and cicadas. Cicadas aren't accepted by self proclaimed traditionalists as they are a alien insect and these people argue that using them isn't in the spirit of the holiday or that it was originally meant to be in, a bastardization. Cicadas became predominating as an ingredient because they are found in mass numbers and many die shortly after hatching, hence they are cheap to use in a convention that sees literally billions of spectators every year. An codifying that is a major proponent of the cicada's use in Bug wing salads or B-wing salads for short, is the Association of Insect Munching or AIM for gruff. AIM's main aim (made a dice joke there, did you get it?) is to see the use of underused insects in the food industry. They currently have McDonald's by the Nut-turn in and are actively persuading Mc'Donalds to use aphids in their patties and are forming a lawsuit based on the fact that Mc'Donalds already puts settle bee's legs and fly larva into their patties. The organizers of B-wing 45, (the 45th anniversary event), who were traditionalists and banned the use of Cicadas at the experience, even after Dr. P Kidneystone had valiantly fought through the baltic marshes and battled the giant Cicadas there just to introduce them to that event. AIM or Association of Insect Munchers for long, had a heyday with these folks, claiming that they were unpatriotic they currently have them by the nut-fire (can I say nu